The narrator tells us that he's going to go to Sapporo to help his sister set up a show. He's worried that he won't be able to find a suitor for her, because he doesn't fit into the mold of the "characterist" women who are supposed to be attracted to men. He tells us about his family: twin sisters, mother, and final boss. They're a "big - shot family," he says, and he'd like to help them out. He wants to show the narrator around the place where he went to school, where he used to take girls on dates, and where his parents still live. He also wants to check out his sister's art gallery, because she's a "wacky job" . The narrator is impressed by the art, but complains that the floors are not as nice as they used to be. He asks the narrator to apologize to his sister for being so rude to her, and the narrator apologizes to the girl he was talking to earlier. He says that the girl looks happy, and that the man he was chatting with is getting himself into a bad marriage